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Everfi Module 2 |16 Questions| With Correct Answers. What are the three main responsibilities of the Federal Reserve? Which type of financial institution typically has some sort of requirement to be a member? Which type of bank account is typically the most liquid? Compare/ contrast a checking account and savings account. Which offers more interest? Which is easier to get money out of? Between checking, savings, money market, and certificate of deposit, which typically has the highest interest rate? Which has the lowest liquidity? What are the three parts of the Federal Reserve System? List four possible fees associate with a checking account. Which is likely to be the highest What are some unique features of a credit union? What three things do the numbers on the bottom of a typical check represent? Which part of the check is the least important? How often should you typically monitor your checking account? What is a payday lender? Why should you avoid them? How do you avoid paying ATM fees? What is the purpose of of balancing or monitoring your checking account? What is the best way to ensure the accuracy and safety of your accounts? With a traditional savings account, there might be a fee for withdrawing money ______ _________.

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Everfi Module 2 |16 Questions| With Correct
Answers.

1). What are the three main responsibilities of the federal reserve?

 Ans: 1. Provide and Maintain an effective payment system
2. Supervise and regulate banking operations
3. Conduct monetary policy


2). Which type of financial institution typically has some sort of requirement to be a member?

 Ans: Credit Union


3). Which type of bank account is typically the most liquid?

 Ans: Checking Account


4). Compare/ contrast a checking account and savings account. which offers more interest?
which is easier to get money out of?

 Ans: Savings account offers more interest. Checking accounts are more easier to get
your money out of.


5). Between checking, savings, money market, and certificate of deposit, which typically has
the highest interest rate? which has the lowest liquidity?

 Ans: Certificate of Deposit (CD)


6). What are the three parts of the federal reserve system?

 Ans: 1.Reserve Banks
2.Federal Open Market Committee
3.Board of Governors.




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